Elvis Costello Fan Forum

Costellish? Costelloey? Costelloian?

Thank you Mr. Foyle!

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Sweet, lovable heroin?

If anything, recent events spurred me to write a couple of overdue reviews, which can be accessed below.

If that's really him on the left, it's his own fault for being spotted wearing one of his hats at the beach.

I finally got around to writing up a review for this one. It's not my favorite piece of writing, but then again it's not one of my favorite albums either:

http://everybodysdummy.blogspot.com/201 ... ofane.html

sweetest punch wrote:From the episode with Ray Lamontagne, John Prine and Lyle Lovett:
I'm Ahead If I Can't Quit While I'm Behind: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECMrfAcgJGE

That's me in the glasses at 1:22!

I liked the quick shot to the girls with the "he's so dreamy" faces.

I still think North is a fine album, and here's why.

Cool. I didn't buy the new Macombo, but I'll have to get this.

No. It's not official. It was a TV show.

We've known for a while that Elvis is pompous. We love him just the same.

My opportunity arrived about six hours after I read about it on this thread. If I lived closer than eight hours to Toronto, I might have acted on it, but I figure they would have had enough responses by then.

I've heard a mash of Watching The Detectives, Wrapped Around Your Finger by the Police and Hello by Lionel Richie.

I'm surprised I haven't heard Pump It Up with Subterranean Homesick Blues and Wild Wild West by the Escape Club.

That was how he ended the last show in Philadelphia on that tour, the last American appearance of the Attractions for eight years. It was deafening. It was wonderful.

Thanks as always, ANCT. Glad to see the site's being updated again!

Great story, Mr. Farr. I doubt any of us reading would feel less starstruck. My question to you is: did you ever finish your EC A to Z as read in Beyond Belief lo these many years ago?

I was lucky enough to be 4th row center last night, and I agree with all the recaps, with the exception of Iman Lababedi, who obviously hasn't learned not to look a gift ticket in the mouth. There did seem to be a couple of loud yawns during the Lyle interview, which didn't help. Maybe Lyle just isn...

I too don't think I need another Macombo, being as I'm happy with my Ryko version. If there's a Hollywood High that's more complete than what's on the Rhino Armed Forces, I will buy that. And I'd buy any other complete concerts from after, say, 1980.

My fast reaction answer is Revolver. If I can be greedy, it's the White Album.

Much appreciated!

many thanks!

It's my horn, and I'm going to blow it (at least until I get a publishing deal):

http://everybodysdummy.blogspot.com/200 ... north.html

I was thinking and (somewhat) hoping, back when these Hip-O Deluxe Editions started, that we would indeed end up with a pile of live CDs to accompany each album. I don't know if this "On The Road" series will be any more economically viable for all parties concerned. But I've also been say...

I can see it now -- the other volumes of "On The Road" will consist of the live discs from the Deluxe Editions of MAIT and TYM.